
When you have quilt cuts to de-stash, and REFUSE to let your Mamaw’s quilt deteriorate…

Practice a decorative-style slip-stitch that creates a beautiful texture and sturdy swath of material…


Here I’m going to show you two steps in crochet: how to make a swatch. And how to crochet the “seed stitch.” By skipping stitches, you’ll create a very light and breathable texture which is perfect for light blankets, wraps, and even summer clothes.



If you have thick hair and don’t like having hardware tug at it throughout the day, then you can never go wrong with a light cotton bandanna…
We’re taking a step by step approach to hemming a pair of pants! From removing one inch and touching on how you can match your thread without having to buy a new spool.

Perfect as a gift-bag for Valentine’s Day or just to send your affection!

Create a delicate and textured design by literally criss-crossing a series of treble-crochet… don’t worry, it’s actually a lot easier than it looks ;)

My first ever video recorded of life in the studio.
(Apologizes for the poorer quality… it was a VERY old iPhone!)


Learn and practice the basic-6: crochet stitches that form the foundation to every single project you are going to make - because, yes you can!


Christmas-themed projects are really good at helping to clear your head. Especially if you’re like me and are entertaining a strange new idea…

Let’s tackle one of my favorite “bobble” stitches in the crocheter’s must-have arsenal. Seriously, I swear by this stitch for so many different projects…

Working a standard block-stitch, an absolute must-know for starting your crocheting journey…

Sometimes, when life throws you off your game, it’s best to take a moment and let your creativity take charge as you re-charge. In this video I decided to test out a new mic I got to improve my sound quality (because it’s been driving me crazy). Since I was able to rift off book this time, I decided to try out real time narration instead of preparing a short script. As a result that made the video a tad longer than I anticipated… oops!
